Why speed alone no longer defines effective cyber recovery
Cyber recovery now demands more than speed. Mark Molyneux of Commvault explains why clean, trusted restoration and MTCR are essential to modern resilience strategies today.
Thought Leadership
Fixing the boardroom blind-spot: Security debt
Security debt is becoming a board-level risk. Sohail Iqbal explains how organisations can prioritise vulnerabilities, improve remediation capacity and strengthen long-term cyber resilience.
Email didn’t die – and AI made it essential
Email remains essential in the AI era, providing a trusted digital record built on open standards, integrity, interoperability, resilience and long-term user control.
Industrial AI has a context problem – and it’s time to solve it
Industrial AI needs more than data. Steve Parvin explains how contextualised operational intelligence, digital twins and human expertise can improve industrial decision-making and resilience.
Building an AI shopping experience around consumer needs
Andrew Norman explores how retailers can use agentic AI, structured product data, transparency and consumer choice to build trusted, effective online shopping experiences for consumers.
Why cyber resilience now depends on recovery
Cyber resilience increasingly depends on recovery, with offline backups, physical air gaps and modern 3-2-1-1-0 strategies helping organisations withstand sophisticated ransomware attacks and restore critical data.
Why identity, not passwords, is the future of security
Alex Laurie of Ping Identity explains why passkeys and identity-first security are replacing passwords as organisations defend against AI-powered identity attacks.
Beyond compute: Why data rights will define the next phase of AI adoption
Kevin Cochrane of Vultr explores why data rights, governance and access will become critical as enterprises move AI from experimentation to large-scale deployment.
AI means everyone can code. But what happens after the prototype stage?
AI-assisted development makes prototyping effortless, but secure deployment, monitoring, maintenance and human support determine whether AI-built applications can succeed safely in production at scale today.
AI fraud is forcing enterprises to prove every critical communication
Richard Hall explains why enterprises need layered verification, content provenance and cryptographic assurance to protect critical communications from increasingly convincing AI-generated fraud threats at scale.
When the machine does the work, what is the human for?
As AI agents automate routine execution, organisations must redesign human oversight, authority and accountability to create more meaningful, resilient and valuable roles for people today.
How SMEs can benefit from an (almost) invisible infrastructure
Modern hyperconverged infrastructure helps SMEs reduce cloud costs, strengthen data sovereignty, improve resilience and regain control through compact, flexible hybrid IT environments.
The future of work in defence: how technology is reimagining employee experience
Mark Brown explores how AI, autonomous computing and spatial technologies can transform defence employee experience, strengthen mission readiness and build a secure, future-ready UK workforce.
What is an AI Orchestrator? And how will they redefine the world of work?
Discover how AI Orchestrators coordinate intelligent agents, reshape productivity, transform workforce planning and redefine employee value as organisations redesign work around agentic AI at scale.
No more ‘No’ for security teams
Gil Geron explains how AI is reshaping security leadership, replacing approval gates with continuous visibility, contextual governance and flexible controls that enable safer enterprise innovation.
Access to location data was never the constraint. Integrity still Is
AI has removed barriers to location data access, but trustworthy decisions still depend on accurate, enriched and continuously maintained data with clear organisational ownership accountability.
AI in finance: Why trust starts with governance
Financial institutions can scale AI responsibly by strengthening governance, connecting trusted data, clarifying accountability and maintaining continuous oversight across models, decisions and customer journeys securely.
The strongest AI model will not win the cybersecurity race
AI alone will not secure organisations. Effective cyber defence depends on context, reliable data, human oversight and disciplined integration across security operations and decision-making processes.
The next leap for workplace tech isn’t another app
Ambient intelligence is reshaping workplace technology, reducing cognitive load, improving decisions and creating secure, seamless AI experiences across devices for hybrid workforces worldwide at scale.
A disciplined blueprint for AI in operations
Daniele Turi explains how constrained AI, deterministic workflows and human oversight create accountable, auditable operational systems that deliver automation without surrendering critical business decisions or control.
Financial services has outgrown its security model
AI adoption is accelerating financial services, but outdated governance and legacy security models risk undermining resilience, trust and innovation across increasingly connected institutions worldwide today.
Invisible change: two years on from CrowdStrike, the risk was never the update
Two years after CrowdStrike’s outage, Kashif Nazir examines why invisible configuration drift, automated change and limited visibility remain the greater risks for IT teams today.
The top three priorities for modern CISOs
Modern CISOs must embrace AI-powered defence, secure inference pathways and unify infrastructure management to counter machine-speed threats while improving visibility, resilience and operational control capabilities.
How AI governance can help, not hinder innovation
Strong AI governance helps organisations scale customer communications safely, protect trust, reduce operational risk and give engineering teams greater freedom to innovate with confidence successfully.
Why AI literacy will prove transformative for UK business leaders
Dael Williamson explains how AI literacy, natural-language data access and unified foundations can help UK business leaders turn trusted insights into lasting competitive advantage today.
SPARK44: Blending Technology and Talent
The creative agency that is combining cutting-edge technology with best-in-class talent.
Running The Networks Of The Future
How Ericsson is helping telecoms providers meet the world’s extraordinary demand for connectivity.
NODE Podcast: Episode 13
This month, Ben and Rom are joined by Blue Prism’s Martin Stevenson to discuss our case study on Telefónica Spain and its far-reaching automation programme. Ben also speaks with Glasswall’s Luke Robbertse about the rise of Content Disarm & Reconstruction technology in the cybersecurity space.
Hartmann Group: Saving lives with technology innovation
HARTMANN GROUP has been at the forefront of healthcare innovation for nearly 200 years. Today, technology transformation and new digital business models are enabling it to “go further for health”. Digital Bulletin met with CIO Sinanudin Omerhodzic and his team to find out more
The future of ERP
Industry veteran Christian Pedersen on the future of ERP and enterprise software
RingCentral: Now is the time for AI
According to research, less than 15% of Brits believe Artificial Intelligence will take their job.
Thought Leadership
Why speed alone no longer defines effective cyber recovery
Cyber recovery now demands more than speed. Mark Molyneux of Commvault explains why clean, trusted restoration and MTCR are essential to modern resilience strategies today.
Fixing the boardroom blind-spot: Security debt
Security debt is becoming a board-level risk. Sohail Iqbal explains how organisations can prioritise vulnerabilities, improve remediation capacity and strengthen long-term cyber resilience.
Email didn’t die – and AI made it essential
Email remains essential in the AI era, providing a trusted digital record built on open standards, integrity, interoperability, resilience and long-term user control.
Industrial AI has a context problem – and it’s time to solve it
Industrial AI needs more than data. Steve Parvin explains how contextualised operational intelligence, digital twins and human expertise can improve industrial decision-making and resilience.
Building an AI shopping experience around consumer needs
Andrew Norman explores how retailers can use agentic AI, structured product data, transparency and consumer choice to build trusted, effective online shopping experiences for consumers.
Why cyber resilience now depends on recovery
Cyber resilience increasingly depends on recovery, with offline backups, physical air gaps and modern 3-2-1-1-0 strategies helping organisations withstand sophisticated ransomware attacks and restore critical data.
Why identity, not passwords, is the future of security
Alex Laurie of Ping Identity explains why passkeys and identity-first security are replacing passwords as organisations defend against AI-powered identity attacks.
Beyond compute: Why data rights will define the next phase of AI adoption
Kevin Cochrane of Vultr explores why data rights, governance and access will become critical as enterprises move AI from experimentation to large-scale deployment.
AI means everyone can code. But what happens after the prototype stage?
AI-assisted development makes prototyping effortless, but secure deployment, monitoring, maintenance and human support determine whether AI-built applications can succeed safely in production at scale today.
AI fraud is forcing enterprises to prove every critical communication
Richard Hall explains why enterprises need layered verification, content provenance and cryptographic assurance to protect critical communications from increasingly convincing AI-generated fraud threats at scale.
When the machine does the work, what is the human for?
As AI agents automate routine execution, organisations must redesign human oversight, authority and accountability to create more meaningful, resilient and valuable roles for people today.
How SMEs can benefit from an (almost) invisible infrastructure
Modern hyperconverged infrastructure helps SMEs reduce cloud costs, strengthen data sovereignty, improve resilience and regain control through compact, flexible hybrid IT environments.
The future of work in defence: how technology is reimagining employee experience
Mark Brown explores how AI, autonomous computing and spatial technologies can transform defence employee experience, strengthen mission readiness and build a secure, future-ready UK workforce.
What is an AI Orchestrator? And how will they redefine the world of work?
Discover how AI Orchestrators coordinate intelligent agents, reshape productivity, transform workforce planning and redefine employee value as organisations redesign work around agentic AI at scale.
No more ‘No’ for security teams
Gil Geron explains how AI is reshaping security leadership, replacing approval gates with continuous visibility, contextual governance and flexible controls that enable safer enterprise innovation.
Access to location data was never the constraint. Integrity still Is
AI has removed barriers to location data access, but trustworthy decisions still depend on accurate, enriched and continuously maintained data with clear organisational ownership accountability.
AI in finance: Why trust starts with governance
Financial institutions can scale AI responsibly by strengthening governance, connecting trusted data, clarifying accountability and maintaining continuous oversight across models, decisions and customer journeys securely.
The strongest AI model will not win the cybersecurity race
AI alone will not secure organisations. Effective cyber defence depends on context, reliable data, human oversight and disciplined integration across security operations and decision-making processes.
The next leap for workplace tech isn’t another app
Ambient intelligence is reshaping workplace technology, reducing cognitive load, improving decisions and creating secure, seamless AI experiences across devices for hybrid workforces worldwide at scale.
A disciplined blueprint for AI in operations
Daniele Turi explains how constrained AI, deterministic workflows and human oversight create accountable, auditable operational systems that deliver automation without surrendering critical business decisions or control.
Financial services has outgrown its security model
AI adoption is accelerating financial services, but outdated governance and legacy security models risk undermining resilience, trust and innovation across increasingly connected institutions worldwide today.
Invisible change: two years on from CrowdStrike, the risk was never the update
Two years after CrowdStrike’s outage, Kashif Nazir examines why invisible configuration drift, automated change and limited visibility remain the greater risks for IT teams today.
The top three priorities for modern CISOs
Modern CISOs must embrace AI-powered defence, secure inference pathways and unify infrastructure management to counter machine-speed threats while improving visibility, resilience and operational control capabilities.
How AI governance can help, not hinder innovation
Strong AI governance helps organisations scale customer communications safely, protect trust, reduce operational risk and give engineering teams greater freedom to innovate with confidence successfully.